Place cargo against the aircraft geometry
Check pallet footprints, height, contour, door access, and position limits before cargo reaches the ramp.
CargoFlow turns the manifest into a visual build-up, deterministic weight-and-balance result, loadmaster signoff, and operational output without breaking the chain of custody.
Built and tested on the B737-800SF. Additional aircraft types are onboarded from the operator's own approved fleet data and limits.
This preloaded sample demonstrates the live build-up interface. Operational plans use the operator's own manifest and configured aircraft limits.
The same deterministic result follows the plan through every screen and handoff.
Check pallet footprints, height, contour, door access, and position limits before cargo reaches the ramp.
Every screen reads the same deterministic engine result, with the margin and constraint stated clearly.
An independent pass catches configuration, capacity, and geometry conflicts before signoff is offered.
Load & Trim, LDM, CPM, UCM, and NOTOC stay tied to the plan record and its signoff state.
What is on board and where.
Every pallet by ID and position.
DG and special handling by position.
Late additions or removals checked in context.
Progress is explicit. Exceptions interrupt the flow. Human signoff remains a real gate.
Type, paste, or upload the cargo record.
The engine places and checks each item.
Independent checks confirm the result.
A loadmaster approves or rejects the plan.
Documents remain attached to the signed record.
Cargo planning is a chain of accountable decisions. CargoFlow shows where the input came from, what the engine returned, which limits applied, and who made the final decision.
Load 3,200 kg of frozen cargo. Dimensions are not available.
I need the packaging type and dimensions before I can ask the engine to check the door and height envelope.
Three combis, 125 × 100 × 100 cm each.
The engine placed them at P4–P6. CG is within limits with a tight aft margin. Re-validation confirmed; the plan is ready for loadmaster review.
Record actual weight, see recurring variance, and flag a pattern before the next booking—not after it reaches the ramp.
Review before booking Two consecutive declarations are materially below actual weight.
Tell us about your fleet and current planning workflow. The demonstration will use relevant aircraft and operational scenarios.